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SciCrunch’s Antibody Registry is pleased to announce that its partner, Sino Biological, has begun providing support for unique identifiers (RRIDs) on their antibody product pages. Both Sino Biological and the Antibody Registry are displaying the RRIDs so scientists can consistently find these identifiers, required by many scientific journals for publication.

• SciCrunch Blog
• 3 years ago - by Anita Bandrowski

Nature Research, which has updated the instructions to authors centrally to include RRIDs last month, requested that the RRID initiative include Addgene and both the RRID initiative as well as Addgene were more than happy to comply. Please see from Addgene discussing RRID persistent identifiers!

• SciCrunch Blog
• 5 years ago - by Anita Bandrowski

#RRID is now a primary tool used by the American Association for Cancer Research to address the issue of irreproducible research. @AACR http://aacrjournals.org/improv-reprod

• SciCrunch Blog
• 6 years ago - by Devon Gilpatrick

A Talk with Brian Nosek: Improving Openness and Reproducibility in Scholarly Communication Thursday, April 19 • 2-4 p.m. Geisel Library, Seuss Room

• SciCrunch Blog
• 6 years ago - by Devon Gilpatrick

The film analyzes and dissects, through interview, diagrams, and on-site filming, the five stakeholder groups in the issue of reproducibility, specifically in regards to antibodies.

• SciCrunch Blog
• 7 years ago - by Devon Gilpatrick